Story
When Vlada Koza becomes a grandmother for the first time, she leaves her home in the Carpathian mountains and travels to Sicily to surprise her daughter. Her arrival brings the kind of attention the young woman has little patience for, and Vlada soon finds herself alone and without money in the Sicilian hinterland.
An unexpected car accident leads her to Villa Laganà, where she takes on the role of governess to Don Fredo and his troubled family. Vlada has a talent for making herself useful: she cooks, repairs, offers advice and takes charge of other people's problems with tireless determination. Her presence gradually brings a sense of warmth and order to the household, even as the family's carefully guarded identity begins to surface. What starts as an awkward personal crisis develops into a lively encounter between a forceful Ukrainian grandmother and a Sicilian clan struggling to adapt to a changing world.
Overview
Koza Nostra combines crime, comedy and family drama across two distinct cultural settings. The story moves from the Carpathian mountains to rural Sicily, placing Vlada's directness and appetite for involvement inside a household shaped by secrecy, conflict and old loyalties. Her instinct to care for everyone around her creates comic friction, while the Laganà family's circumstances give the film a darker undercurrent.
The film draws its energy from clashing habits and unexpected cooperation. Vlada wants to repair whatever is within reach, while Don Fredo and his children face the demands of a modern world that leaves little room for traditional authority. The result is a character-driven story about family ties, belonging and the disruptive power of an outsider who refuses to remain a guest.
Cast and Characters
Irma Vitovskaya leads the cast as Vlada Koza, a caring, intrusive and remarkably persistent woman whose need to help others carries her deep into unfamiliar territory. Giovanni Calcagno appears as Don Fredo, the head of the Laganà household, while Maurizio Bologna is part of the ensemble surrounding this dysfunctional Sicilian family.
The characters are connected by uneasy domestic relationships, concealed identities and a shared struggle to preserve their place in a changing society. Their encounters give the film its balance of family tension, criminal intrigue and comic observation.





































